apk zipalign

After ensuring some existing code would work under Zope 3.2 (still in beta testing at this point), I've been allowed this week to start work on a small internal (for now) project. I decided to take this opportunity to start looking at some new Zope 3.2 features. And while my experience with any of these is severely limited at this point, I want to mention them because they're all very interesting.Content...

My previous post showed how Interfaces and Adapters provide the heart of the Zope Component Architecture, which beats at the center of the Zope 3 framework and application server, and is also pumping new life into Zope 2. The other chief piece of the Zope Component Architecture are Utilities. Interfaces allow coding to a specification, which can be as detailed or as general as one chooses. Adapters...

We've done amazing work in the past few months with Zope 3. Compared to the black magic of Zope 2 and so many other frameworks I look at, it's quite refreshing. It's not always easy, but it's been fun while also being quite trustworthy. Even without a deep understanding of all that's available, my very small company and our even smaller team of developers have achieved incredible results: a from scratch...

Paul Everitt, one of the original founders of what is now Zope Corporation who is now doing a thousand different things across Europe, has a good post about 'agile content development', in reference to a CMS Watch post about a Mark Baker presentation (PDF) about this issue. Paul makes some interesting notes and reminders about some of the power of "classic Zope" through-the-web development, including...

Yesterday I touched on using Tinderbox as it's become a core part of my Getting Things Done workflow. In particular, I became enamored with the Map View yesterday as I had to plan out a tricky little project. While working in the map view, where I was able to think things out spatially instead of hierarchically, the items I created were still regular Tinderbox items and were wired into my GTD agents....

Over recent weeks, I've been trying (as I often do) to get and stay on top of things. I think I may have found a system that works. I've said this many times before, but this time may be different.It started a couple of months ago when Kinkless GTD showed up on the scene. Kinkless GTD, also known as KGTD, is an implementation of David Allen's Getting Things Done system as an OmniOutliner document...